Upon This Quiet Life

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, May 2, 1845 Forrest in Lear – One of the London papers speaks of Forrest’s Lear as a splendid piece of acting. The Londo...

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, April 3, 1862 . . . Our old friend, Dr. Muscroft, whom I have seen a few days ago, looks the picture of good health, and is ver...

From the Louisville Daily Courier, June 10, 1867 Base-ball and Strawberries. A grand base ball match and strawberry festival is to come off on Tuesday at the...

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, April 3, 1862 . . . Such unanimity among the troops I never knew on any subject before. They justly say that they did not take ...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, April 19, 1867 With the pleasant days and balmy air of spring comes the welcome opening of the base-ball season. Already...

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, April 3, 1862 Murfreesboro, Tenn., March 20, 1862 To the Editor of the Enquirer: I contemplated to write you before we left Cam...

AMUSEMENTS. The National Game. Philadelphia, Oct. 27 – A base ball match was played this afternoon between the Union club of Morrisiana and the Athletic club...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, October 15, 1836 Caldwell’s Theatre, Jefferson Street Mrs. Hunt’s Benefit This Evening, October 15, 1836 Will be present...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, April 19, 1862 The commissioned officers of the Fifteenth Kentucky regiment, now at Fayetteville, Tenn., under the comma...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, October 10, 1866 A young man in Binghamton, New York, was recently struck with paralysis of the lower limbs and of a por...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, April 8, 1862 The Loyal People of Shelbyville, Tenn. – We were favored yesterday with the perusal of a letter from Lieut...

From the Louisville Daily Courier, August 6, 1866 Base-ball – An interesting game of base-ball was played on Saturday evening on the grounds of the Louisvill...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, March 10, 1862 Maj. W. P. Campbell, of the Fifteenth Kentucky Regiment, arrived from the interior of Tennessee on Saturd...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, April 4, 1866 Base-ball – This admirable and healthy sport will be re-inaugurated by the Louisville Base-ball Club at th...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, April 29, 1867 Louisville Theater – Jolly Old Jack Falstaff will make his debut at this establishment to-night in the pe...

From the Louisville Daily Courier, September 12, 1866 OUR PRESIDENT His Arrival and Reception The Welcome of the Falls City to her Distinguished Guests Over ...

From the Louisville Daily Courier, August 28, 1866 New Base-Ball Club. – Base-ball seems to be all the rage. Another club was formed yesterday up town, in th...

From the Daily Ohio Statesman, January 29, 1862 [A report from the field] . . . The Thirteenth, one of the first regiments that organized in Ohio, is a well ...

From the Louisville Courier-Journal, August 24, 1866 To Base-ball Players. Physicians in Cincinnati give it as their opinion that at the present time prolong...

From the Cleveland Leader, December 30th, 1861 OUR FORCES IN KENTUCKY – We enjoyed an interview with Lieut. Northrop, of Captain Edgarton’s Battery, this mor...